Montreal Gazette - 2018-05-23

• REBEL ALLIANCE
• Lachine Canal ‘building is going to be so damn close’
• It’s time to get rid of plastic water bottles
• NIEMI SIGNS NEW DEAL
• Trump casts doubt on June summit with Kim
• Shaw completes first 5G technical trial
• Rookie Baron making good impression
• Renaming of Emily Carr work sparks debate
• Project will expand Dorchester Square
• Shipping firm doubles service to Port of Montreal
• Palestinia­n refugee caught in legal limbo
• Judge OKs class-action lawsuit against Rozon
• Turn Anjou golf course intoarealp­ark,nota business park: activists
• Researcher­s use willows to decontamin­ate soil
• PQ wants one in four immigrants to live in the regions
• Quality of life a key part of living in Montreal
• Sex assaults spotlighte­d in annual police report
• Network to target wait times for patients with rare cancer
• Palestinia­n man’s cancer diagnosis reunites family
• Liberals pick economist to follow Fournier in Saint-Laurent
• Courage is rare in Trump’s Washington
• A messy teenage bedroom comes full circle
• Law to protect journalist­ic sources is essential
• Depots for new hybrid buses to cost more than $800 million
• MULRONEY’S ROYAL FLUSH.
• Volcano’s new hazard: clouds of acid, glass
• Right whales, wrong place
• Liberal MP cleared of sex assault allegation
• Canadian jailed 11 years in Ethiopia seeks review of case
• ‘Where’s the body?’ 10 years sought for fraud
• Terror accusation led to PTSD, man says
• Canada turning away more crossers
• Syria recaptures stronghold in capital
• Bumped from Indy, Hinchcliff­e plans to help teammates
• Taste of playoff success, and failure, leaves young Jets hungry for more
• HEAD COACH WHO LOSES GAME 7 MAY BE OUT OF A JOB
• Shiltz and Willy in race for starting quarterbac­k role
• MANZIEL MANIA ADDS INTRIGUE TO UPCOMING CFL SEASON
• Modified rules add action to youth baseball
• Football player quits over late tackle
• New Arthritis Painkiller Works on Contact and Numbs Pain in Minutes
• Message received as Travis sent to Bisons
• Hunter joins Leafs’ front office exodus
• Canada on Dow Chemical’s radar despite competitiv­eness concerns
• Siri winning battle of virtual assistants in Canada
• ETF investors sour on banks ahead of earnings season
• PIEROGI WITH STRAWBERRI­ES, HONEY AND PISTACHIOS
• REN’S REUBEN
• KEEPING IT LIGHT ON THE GRILL
• Who needs to fire up the barbecue?
• Challah gives bread pudding rich flavour
• ZUCCHINI HALLOUMI SKEWERS WITH LEMON PARSLEY DRESSING
• HARDLY A SOLO PROJECT
• A ROYAL DECISION
• New york timeS croSSword
• Have ex-friend’s calls blocked
• aceS on bridge
• Your horoscope
• WEST ISLAND
• Pointe-Claire’s light rail transporta­tion fee explained
• Six weeks of road work expected
• Pierrefond­s dives into $3.2M revamp of Versailles Pool
• Youngsters urged to make a difference
• Community centre’s new eco-friendly design reflects nature
• Country homes tour has style
• Traffic congestion on Île-Perrot keeps growing
• St-Lazare to webcast council meetings
• Pincourt gets government funding for $1.3M outdoor pool project
• LBPSB commission­ers support proposed settlement over fees
• Beaconsfie­ld couple to receive honourary Concordia doctorates
• SELF-HELP AND SUPPORT
• GALLERIES AND EXHIBITION­S
• SPORTS AND HOBBIES
• VOLUNTEERS
• THINK OUTSIDE PLANTER BOX AND START ‘FOODSCAPIN­G’
• A SEASON OF HOPE

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